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My sony bluetooth is paired with an old phone and i want to unpair it and use it with my new phone

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Just turn off the bluetooth connectivity of your old device and for your new device just turn it on and look for new paired device, make it sure that both bluetooth connectivity are activated

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>Paraphrasing from the manual:
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